Bruce Springsteen, the sexy symbol of the 80´s.
May 15, 2011
May 12, 2011
Madonna and Lola
Madonna is lining her daughter Lourdes Maria (Lola) up to follow her footsteps into the music industry.
The mother Queen of Pop and daughter, have collaborated on a track, and Madonna is reportedly considering using it on her next album or on the soundtrack to her new movie, W.E.
A source told The Sun, 'Madonna hopes Lourdes will step into her shoes and become one of the biggest female artists in the world.
'She's the perfect mentor for her daughter and is keen to assist her first steps into the industry.' Lourdes has a great voice and plenty of character - like her mum.'
May 11, 2011
Which Are The World's Gayest Tourism Destinations?
Plans to spend this summer in a very nice place?
As I know Uganda will not be at your list of favourite places to go, here are The World's Gayest Tourism Destinations. The largest ever research into lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender tourism reveals :
Global top 20 LGBT holiday city destinations
1- New York
2- Sydney
3- Rio de Janeiro
4- Paris
5- San Francisco
6- London
7- Buenos Aires
8- Tokyo
9- Hong Kong
10- Melbourne
11- LA/West Hollywood
12- Amsterdam
13- São Paulo
14- Barcelona
15- Las Vegas
16- Cancun
17- Mexico City
18- Capetown
19- Rome
20- Berlin
Lady Gaga by Inez & Vinoodh | V71
Lady Gaga covers V71, V magazine's Asian Issue, photographed by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin and styled by Nicola Formichetti.
Adele: "I'd do it with Rihanna"
Adele may identify as straight, but the chart-topping singer confesses, "If Rihanna wanted me, I'd do it with her. She's hot.”
The revelation was made in an interview with The Sun newspaper, in which Adele said Rihanna’s performance on X Factor last year ignited her infatuation:
"She had pinstripe flares on. She whipped them off and there were her stunning thighs. I said to all my girlfriends, 'Are you feeling a bit gay right now?’”
No word yet from Rihanna if the feeling is mutual, but the “Rude Boy” singer did express sapphic interest in rapper Nicki Minaj last month and described the rapper’s booty as “perfect.”
The revelation was made in an interview with The Sun newspaper, in which Adele said Rihanna’s performance on X Factor last year ignited her infatuation:
"She had pinstripe flares on. She whipped them off and there were her stunning thighs. I said to all my girlfriends, 'Are you feeling a bit gay right now?’”
No word yet from Rihanna if the feeling is mutual, but the “Rude Boy” singer did express sapphic interest in rapper Nicki Minaj last month and described the rapper’s booty as “perfect.”
May 10, 2011
William Levy - Again!!!!!
Willian Levy, the man I told you stole my heart...again in those videos...
ah, Jennifer Lopez is also in the first video:-)
The Rio World
'The Rio World' by Mario Testino in VMAN Summer 2011.
The story features Brazilian models Izabel Goulart, Romulo Arantes Neto, Sebastião Neto, Pablo Morais, Lucas Kittel, Raissa Alves, styled by Andrew Richardson.
The story features Brazilian models Izabel Goulart, Romulo Arantes Neto, Sebastião Neto, Pablo Morais, Lucas Kittel, Raissa Alves, styled by Andrew Richardson.
May 09, 2011
Super Human
Ford model Josh Button is 'Super Human' in the May 2011 issue of Factice magazine, photographed by Lope Navo and styled by Sonny Groo.
May 06, 2011
Brazil's Supreme Court Recognizes Gay Partnerships
Brazil's Federal Supreme Court on Thursday legally recognized homosexual partnerships in a landmark case for gay rights in a country with the world's largest population of Roman Catholics.
Justices at the STF, as the country's top court is known, voted 10 to zero in favor of gay partnerships, setting a legal precedent in Latin America's largest country. One justice, Jose Antonio Dias Toffoli, refrained from voting, saying he had dealt previously with related cases.
The decision grants gay couples most of the rights enjoyed by heterosexual partners, including pension benefits, inheritance and, some lawyers say, possibly the right to adopt children. Lower courts had ruled both in favor of and against partnerships, which are not governed by a specific law.
The ruling makes Brazil the second South American nation after Argentina to allow gay partnerships. The majority of judges argued that the Constitution did not explicitly rule out gay partnerships and that these were an expression of the right to privacy and equality before the law.
Gay activists celebrated the decision, saying the ruling shows the state is willing to defend the rights of citizens regardless of their sexual and race condition.
"The degree of civilization of a country can be measured by the way people in a nation treat their homosexual community," newspaper O Globo's website cited Claudio Nascimento, head of Rio de Janeiro state's Gay, Lesbian and Transsexuals Committee, as saying. "It's a historic day for Brazil."
Brazil's Roman Catholic Church had argued against the decision, saying the only union the Constitution referred to was that between a man and a woman.
About 140 million of Brazil's 190 million population in 2008 were Roman Catholic.
Most major cities in Brazil have an active and open gay community, and Sao Paulo every year hosts the world's largest gay parade, with about 3 million people attending.
Justices at the STF, as the country's top court is known, voted 10 to zero in favor of gay partnerships, setting a legal precedent in Latin America's largest country. One justice, Jose Antonio Dias Toffoli, refrained from voting, saying he had dealt previously with related cases.
The decision grants gay couples most of the rights enjoyed by heterosexual partners, including pension benefits, inheritance and, some lawyers say, possibly the right to adopt children. Lower courts had ruled both in favor of and against partnerships, which are not governed by a specific law.
The ruling makes Brazil the second South American nation after Argentina to allow gay partnerships. The majority of judges argued that the Constitution did not explicitly rule out gay partnerships and that these were an expression of the right to privacy and equality before the law.
Gay activists celebrated the decision, saying the ruling shows the state is willing to defend the rights of citizens regardless of their sexual and race condition.
"The degree of civilization of a country can be measured by the way people in a nation treat their homosexual community," newspaper O Globo's website cited Claudio Nascimento, head of Rio de Janeiro state's Gay, Lesbian and Transsexuals Committee, as saying. "It's a historic day for Brazil."
Brazil's Roman Catholic Church had argued against the decision, saying the only union the Constitution referred to was that between a man and a woman.
About 140 million of Brazil's 190 million population in 2008 were Roman Catholic.
Most major cities in Brazil have an active and open gay community, and Sao Paulo every year hosts the world's largest gay parade, with about 3 million people attending.
May 05, 2011
Uma Thurman By David LaChapelle For Schweppes 2011
I LOVEEEEEEE the work of David LaChapelle, and doing this campign with Uma Thurman who is for me a never ending simbol of beauty, just make me really glad to see it:-)
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